Interstitial Cystitis and Recurrent UTI's

Interstitial Cystitis (IC) is a general term for chronic bladder pain and is commonly diagnosed when a patient consistently presents with UTI symptoms with or without positive urine culture. It is caused by chronic inflammation of the bladder associated with suboptimal clearance of toxic waste.

A person diagnosed with IC may suffer from urgency to urinate, a frequency of urination, pelvis pain and pressure, low back pain, vaginal discomfort or any one of these symptoms.

IC responds extremely well to an alkaline diet, increased water hydration, decreased stress and supplements which support the immune system.

Check out the videos to learn more about urinary tract infections, root causes and how to effectively treat them.

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